We've been using Trumba for the past couple of years and have found it
robust and adaptable. And cheap.
Chuck Patch
www.hnoc.org
On Feb 12, 2008 8:17 PM, Diane Andolsek
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is anyone currently using a hosted calendar that they're happy with? I'm
> looking for a solution that I
On 2/12/08 8:17 PM, "Diane Andolsek" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is anyone currently using a hosted calendar that they're happy with? I'm
> looking for a solution that I can recommend to a church with about 2500
> congregants. They are currently considering Trumba,
> http://www.trumba.com/connect/def
We've been using FusionCalendar from http://www.centrifugesolutions.com/ for
our intranet. It has worked well and they have been quite helpful getting us
set up.
Ian Rubenzahl
Manager, New Media Design
Art Gallery of Ontario
416-979-6660 ext.372
http://www.ago.net
On 2/13/08 9:25 AM, "Chuck Pa
The Humanities Division at the University of Chicago is a big Trumba
user - we've been very happy with the product and the level and
quality of support we've received from the company. You can see the
calendar in use in different ares on our main divisional site,
http://humanities.uchicago.e
Hi all,
I found this conversation very interesting, because it follows along
the same tracks that many MCN-L threads go for recommending a
particular piece of software/service.
I was just wondering whether anyone had drawn up requirements before
selecting a calendar system. This is a conve
Hi everybody,
I thought the information contained in the press release below would be of
general interest to an MCN audience. I've also blogged about the Mellon grant
at http://hangingtogether.org/?p=368, if you prefer a more informal summary of
what this grant aims to achieve, and what how we'
